Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-11

ANOTHER DEAL.-It is reported on pretty
fooa authority and ls certainly anticipated,
tGat smother change in the management OF
,, tn, Richmond and Danville Railroad sys
ten, including the Virginia Midland, will
, take nlrce either in December or early in
the n, 1t year, when the directory will be
remodeled and Mr.. Sully, the incumbent,
will be succeeded IS president by Mr.. Logan.
ELECTION NOTES.-The official vote of
King George county Is as follows ]. J Nc
Donald, rep, majority over ]. II. Chandler,
dem. for State Senate, 362; T. G. Montague,
rep, majority over W. w. Owens. ind. rep,
for House of Delegates, 433.
Stafford county-Montague, rep, 699 /;
Edwards COG, Ovens SIS.
Fairfax county-Moore. dem., 1902; Bald
win, rep, AL Simpson, dem, 1854; Thorn,
rep, l442.
Mr.. Moore has received telegram stat.
ing that his majority in Prince William is
500
7 Col. Mayo, rep. majority in Weslmore-
land and Northumberland counties Is over
400.
PHILLIPS, REP , in Richmond and Lancas
Ter, over 300
u. McDonald's majority in the Spotsyl.
vania district for the Senate ia between 500
and 1000.
CLARKE county. official, gives Harrison,
dem, for Senate. 796 majority Moore, DEM,
for House OF Delegates. S48 majority. Best,
rep, for Senate, received only 81 votes.
Latest election reports show Houston,
rep, elected to the Senate By LOO majority
in the Roanoke, Mon gomery and Craig dis.
trict.
POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
with rain about 2 O'Clock, but at the wealth
er clearede There were two prisoners AID
two dodgers at The station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases
A. S. Donn arrested by officer Price,
charged with an assault on Edward Maple
with pistol, was fined 81 and had tho pis.
tol coniscated
Albert Bodmer, arrested by officers Hayes
and Henry for trespassing on the property
Of the A. and F. Railroad company, was
fined 81
Thos. Milton, colored, charged with lille
gal voting, was sent to the grand jury.
TO THE LADIEs-At the meeting of the
ladies with the monument committee yes
terday 10 adopt measures for holding fair
for the purpose of raising money for the
erection of q monument to Alexandria's con
federate dead, Mrs. Wilbur Reid was unaui
mously elected President. She earnestly
desires oil the ladies' interested in the 81
long neglected duty to meet her on Monday
next. at IL o'clock, at the cub room over
Staber & Co.'S drug store. We feel conf
dent the ladies will need no urging in
20 deserving o cause.
CARDINAL GIBBONS James
Gibbons, Archbishop of Baltimore, who is
returning home from trip to Oregon,
where no has been 10 confer the pallum on
Archbishop Gross, arrived yesterday morn.
ing in Richmond where he spent the day and
last night. Bishop Keane being absent
from the city, Very Rev. Father Van de W.
yer, Vicar General of the Diocese, met him
at the train. The Cardinal passed through
this city this morning on his way 10 Bati-
more.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CoUNTY.-Judge
Jas. Keith, presiding --Thornberry vs.. Y. NJ.
Railway Jury and case in progress.
Bef ro the Court for the County met this morn
ing III chaucery cause of Rotchord vs.. Entwsle,
pending in the Circuit Court for the City, was ar